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Three Sisters
Sea stacks, frozen in time by Kluskap, remnants of lava flows and magma intrusions from deep within the Earth underscore the wilderness of Cape Chignecto. Mi’kmaw legend tells another story of three mischievous sisters, turned to stone. Best experienced by sea kayak, a visit here is one of the great outdoor experiences in the Geopark.
Geological Formation: Fountain Lake Group
Age: Devonian-Carboniferous (circa 360-320 million years)
Directions: The best way to experience the Three Sisters is by a sea kayaking expedition from Spicer Cove. To view them from land, continue past the bridge at Spicer Cove turning right towards Eatonville day use park (a well maintained trail system) of Cape Chignecto Provincial Park. From the parking area, hike the trail, bearing at the trail junction.
GPS Coordinates: 45.420339, -64.921326
Tide Times:http://www.tides.gc.ca/eng/station?sid=235
The Three Sisters Centre is located in the Eatonville Day-use area of Cape Chignecto Provincial Park and features family-friendly trails and dramatic cliff-top views. We are currently working on getting the Three Sisters Interpretive Centre reopened in 2026. We invite you to help us care for and protect this special place.
NovaShores The Three Sisters Day Tour
The Three Sisters - Kayaking
Explore the majestic shorelines of the Bay of Fundy and the famous Three Sisters stacks on this popular and exciting sea kayaking adventure.
Local Guy Adventures - Three Sisters Cape Chignecto Hike
Experience one of the most breathtaking coastlines in the world on this guided hiking tour within the Cliffs of Fundy Geopark. Enjoy lookouts over stunning rock formations including Three Sisters, Eatonville Harbour, Andersons Cove, Squally Point, and many more.
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